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Posted: January 2020
Action for Children and Christian Aid were the beneficiaries of over £1,000 collections from our Christmas services. In addition, your generosity at the Toy and Gift service in early December meant a happy Christmas for many local children and their families, as can be seen from a letter by Pauline Noble in the latest LINK magazine — click here.
Action for Children received £121.35 from the Christingle Service and £319.15 from the Christmas Morning service, of which £200 was Gift Aided.
Christian Aid received £532.78 from the Carol Service and £97.57 from the Midnight Communion service, of which £114 was Gift Aided.
A very big THANK YOU to everyone for all your generosity.
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